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Sutter Creek is located between Yosemite and Lake Tahoe on Highway 49 in the middle of the historic Gold Country. The town is filled with quaint shops and fine restaurants...all within easy walking distance of the Sutter Creek Inn.
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Enjoy the scenery
Our humble creek... |
Sutter creek Sunset in March |
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| One of the many must-see's
in Sutter Creek is the J. Monteverde General Store. Built in
1898, it was operated as a general store well into the 1960's
when the owner passed away and what was left turned out to be
a one-of-a-kind time tunnel into the past. After being vacant
for some 20 years and, amazingly, never disturbed, the store
is now open again as a free museum (donations accepted). |
| Gold Country
(also known as the Mother Lode) is in the foothills of the Sierra
Nevada mountains. The mild climate, above the fog (at 1,200')
but below the snow, makes the area pleasant year 'round. Sutter
Creek and nearby Drytown (shown here) are brimming with antique,
specialty shops and fine restaurants. | 
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two public 18 hole golf courses. Trout and bass fishing is as
close as ten minutes away. Skiers will relish the realization
that Kirkwood, Bear Valley and Heavenly are all within an easy
commute. Bring the bikes and ride the country roads through gentle
hills or go for long walks among the shaded oaks. Want a challenge
to work out the "City kinks", you can visit the nearby
California Caverns.
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Telephone: (209) 267-5606 ~ Email Address:info@suttercreekinn.com
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Copyright © 2005 Sutter Creek
Inn
All rights reserved
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